[Win32utils-devel] Problems with custom service and webrick
Daniel Berger
djberg96 at yahoo.com
Sat May 14 01:00:22 EDT 2005
Hi all,
Windows XP Pro
Ruby 1.8.2
I'm having a couple of problems with the following
service. The first issue is that the code in
service_start doesn't seem to fire off. The second
problem is that any attempt to do 'require "webrick"'
within webrick_daemon.rb causes the service to fail on
start.
Any ideas?
# webrickctl.rb
###############################################
# webrickctl.rb
#
# Control script for the Webrick Service
###############################################
require "optparse"
require "win32/service"
include Win32
OPTIONS = {}
ARGV.options do |opts|
opts.on("-d", "--delete", "Delete the service"){
OPTIONS[:delete] = true }
opts.on("-s", "--start", "Start the service"){
OPTIONS[:start] = true }
opts.on("-x", "--stop", "Stop the service"){
OPTIONS[:stop] = true }
opts.on("-i", "--install","Install the service"){
OPTIONS[:install] = true }
opts.on("-p", "--port", "Port that Webrick shall
use"){ |port|
OPTIONS[:port] = port
}
opts.on("-m", "--home", "Home directory for
app"){ |home|
OPTIONS[:home] = home
}
opts.on("-r", "--docroot", "Document root
directory"){ |root|
OPTIONS[:docroot] = root
}
opts.on("-t", "--path", "Path to Ruby
executable"){ |path|
OPTIONS[:path] = path + ' '
}
opts.on("-h", "--help", "Show this help
message"){ puts opts; exit }
opts.parse!
end
unless OPTIONS[:start] || OPTIONS[:stop] ||
OPTIONS[:install] || OPTIONS[:delete]
STDERR.puts "Must specify start, stop, delete or
install"
exit!
end
path = OPTIONS[:path] || 'C:\ruby\bin\ruby '
port = OPTIONS[:port] || 8080
root = OPTIONS[:docroot] || 'C:\www\webroot'
home = OPTIONS[:home] ||
'C:\Progra~1\RubyServices\Webrick'
prog = home + '\webrick_daemon.rb '
prog += "-p #{port} -r #{root} -m #{home}"
full_path = path + prog
unless File.exists?(home + '\webrick_daemon.rb')
STDERR.puts "Error: webrick_daemon.rb not found in
#{home}. Exiting..."
exit!
end
service_name = 'WebrickSvc'
display_name = 'Webrick'
# Install the service
if OPTIONS[:install]
svc = Service.new
svc.create_service{ |s|
s.service_name = service_name
s.display_name = display_name
s.binary_path_name = 'c:\ruby\bin\ruby
c:\progra~1\rubyservices\webrick\webrick_daemon.rb'
}
svc.close
puts "#{display_name} service installed"
end
# Start the service
if OPTIONS[:start]
started = false
if Service.status(service_name).current_state ==
"running"
puts "#{service_name} is already running"
else
Service.start(service_name)
while started == false
s = Service.status(service_name)
started = true if s.current_state ==
"running"
break if started == true
puts "One moment, " + s.current_state
sleep 1
end
puts "#{display_name} service started"
end
end
# Stop the service
if OPTIONS[:stop]
stopped = false
if Service.status(service_name).current_state ==
"stopped"
puts "#{service_name} already stopped"
else
Service.stop(service_name)
while stopped == false
s = Service.status(service_name)
stopped = true if s.current_state ==
"stopped"
break if stopped == true
puts "One moment, " + s.current_state
sleep 1
end
puts "#{display_name} service stopped"
end
end
# Delete the service. Stop it first.
if OPTIONS[:delete]
Service.stop(service_name)
stopped = false
while stopped == false
s = Service.status(service_name)
stopped = true if s.current_state == "stopped"
break if stopped == true
puts "One moment, status is still " +
Service.status(service_name).current_state
sleep 1
end
Service.delete(service_name)
puts "#{display_name} service deleted"
end
# END webrickctl.rb
# webrick_daemon.rb
require "win32/service"
include Win32
class WebrickDaemon < Daemon
def initialize
@log = "C:\\log.txt"
end
def service_start
File.open(@log,"a+"){ |fh| fh.puts "Service
started" }
end
def service_main
while state == RUNNING
File.open(@log, "a+"){ |fh| fh.puts "Service
running" }
sleep 5
end
end
def service_stop
File.open(@log, "a+"){ |fh| fh.puts "Service
stopped" }
exit
end
end
web_daemon = WebrickDaemon.new
web_daemon.mainloop
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